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to
the
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Northwest"
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No.
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RUPERT,
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WEDNESDAY,
APRIL
8,
1953
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CENTS
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Plains
fate
llil
JED
MSDIil
E.
.
Powell
vwi
ii
Seeks
Forest
Licence
t
Reds
Offer
To
Send
600
POWs
UN
Considers
Figure
Small
VAicuuvr.K.
Application
to
the
U.U.
government
for
a
forest
management
licence
in
the
Kitimat
area
has
been
made
by
a
big
west
coast
newsprint
producer
with
plans
for
a
pulp
mill
at
the
Aluminum
Co.
of
Canada's
smelter
site.
Sap-Running
Time
The
annual
report
released
'
Train
Crash
IH(,
(i
si'ot'TS
BOKI'll
IN
MI'I.K
TKt:KS
to
gitthcr
the
wwt
(tip
In
the
Quccnubury
i.,4r
K.''.:i
iii
i.on,
NB
.
m
the
montli-!or.?
maple
Sanson
gets
under
way
Suuannen
s.j
ii
'i
'iielit
i
a
ru.nh
agaltttt
time
to
colli
rt,
the
nap
and
boil
it
In
evaporators
(or
trans-p
t-
.'"P
u"d
sl,Kar
Ii
y"r
New
Biuitkw-irk
produced
10.000
galtotw
of
syrup
and
s,U!
to
(
nuiple
sugar,
rrpresPiiUng
a
gross
value
of
nearly
y,5
000
to
farmers.
The
.m
total
a
$ta3.0U0
By
1
Ik
Canadian
Frt.j
.
MUNSAN.
The
Com-muni.st.s
Kaid
today
they
are
ready
to
send
home
today
by
the
Powell
River
Co.
Ltd.
says
that
it
has
continued
Investigation
in
conjunction
with
Alcan
with
respect
to
a
forest
industry
"which
we
hope
may
be
established
at
Kitimat.
"Preliminary
reports
indicate
that
a
newsprint
and
pulp
mill
at
Kitimat
is
a
practical
proposition."
The
report
added
that
before
any
final
conclusion
could
be
reached
It
would
be
necessary
to
carry
out
a
thorough
survey
)liccman
Fells
Bank
Bandit
600
disabled
irihoners-of
war
a
figure
that
in-eludes
only
150
Americans
and
other
United
V
a
1
a
i
Steps
After
$6,000
Robbery
Reported
Near
London
LONDON
(CP)
Police
say
three
trains
collided
on
a
London
subway
line
tonight
and
heavy
casualties
are
feared.
Eight
fire
engines
and
eight
ambulances
sped
to
the
scene.
The
collision
took
place
near
a
tunnel-
The
accident
oecored
near
Stratford
on
the
Central
Line
which
takes
eommunters
from
the
heart
of
London
to
densely
populated
residential
areas
of
Eastern
London.
canons
soldiers.
OH'
')
A
bandit
more
Utan
V,.im
'.
y.,(
R'-.luren
were5
The
wounded
man
wa
idenU-j.
!.
-.
the
tn-et
was
fied
by
police
a
Pair
irk
Bell.
.
j)(.iMi,;in
ji
bullet
.
26.
of
Vancouver.
.!.;
;
t
tin
d'xtiway
of
He
tuts
been
charged
with
rob-i
if!
it.
t
robbed
of
bery
w
tlh
violence.
An
aecom-
pllre,
who
e
name
was
not
rc-'
veuied.
is
expected
to
be
charged
!
later.
j
One
of
the
iKilieemen
called
to
the
scene
by
a
doctor's
rceeptmn-
lt.
Mrs
R.
A.
Wlnterbottom.
j
wounded
the
bandit
hi
the
thlKh
'
at
the
door
of
the
suburban
Ren-
The
rhief
allied
negotiator.
Rear
Admiral
John
Daniel.
toW
the
Communists
their
figure
was
"Incredibly
small,"
and
at,ked
"that
you
have
the
be
fig
of
timber
available
and
further
studies
of
economic
factors.
"Under
the
circumstances,
it
may
take
a
year
or
even
longer
W
HILE
CANADA
still
hasn't
got
hockey
and
basketball
out
of
iU
system,
warm
southern
spring
suns
have
got
American
baseball
off
to
a
flying
start.
League
play
starts
next
Monday.
However,
It
won't
be
king
before
"Play
Bali!"
will
ring
out
across
this
country's
baseball
diamonds.
Rupert's
baseball
league
begins
play
In
May.
before
all
the
information
necessary
to
make
the
decision
can
ures
revised."
i
I7fl
r
,,
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1
1
-
4t
I
mm
URGES
CITIZENS
be
assembled,"
said
the
report.
Powell
River
told
its
shareholders
that
its
net
earnings
in
10
USE
VOTING
SYSTEM
Tenor
to
Make
Canadian
Debut
at
IGoncert
Here
1952
were
$7,942,393
or
$1
98
a
i
share,
compared
with
$9,680,479,
lor
S2.30
a
share
in
1951.
,
:r
-I
have
no
reason
U
believe
at
Bank
of
Canada.
j,hr
pr(,(,nt
Umt.
thal
th(iy
Ihilf
an
hour
later
the
mis-J
not
acllni?
in
good
faith."
peeled
accomplice
was
arrested'
The
UN
Conunand
offered
to
without
gunfire,
in
an
automo-!
r-urn
5.800
Kick
and
wounded
bile,
police
said,
the
bandit
ap-
j
Communists
5.100
North
Ko-parently
planned
to
use
us
a
j
Koreans
and
700
Chinese,
getaway
car.
I
This
is
seven
per
cent
of
83.-
Be!l
is
reported
In
"sati.sfac-1
(HH)
pro-CommuniRt
prisoners
"HIS
i
l'n
iiucr
W.
A.
C,
Iteliliett
has
a'-Wised
ail
iv,:.,i..im
n
u.e
the
preferential
systrm
of
Voting
to
!
""
.
and
r.ot
to
"plump"'
for
Just
tne
candidate.
:
'
:
hurt
a
prMjn'
first
choice,
whew
he
gives
his
tr
u,
wiT.e
o(hr
candidate
ami
his
third
vote
to
!),
ptMim-r
r.ald
I
The
decline
in
profits
was
i
i
due
chiefly
to
the
lower
value
t
if
the
U.S.
dollar
in
terms
of
Vhe
Canadian
dollar.
Increased
A
short,
dark-haired,
broad-'
shouldered
man
stepped
lithely
off
the
gangplank
of
the
Prince
tiry
"
cimdiUon
in
hoxpitui.
The
i
and
four
per
crnt
ot
all
prison-su
ieeU'd
ncccinplke
was
taken
erx
held
by
the
allies
production
costs,
and
higher
in-1
come
tax
rate,
said
the
report.
.
George
at
10:20
a.m.
today
and
w
cny
jail
l
iw
,ninmunusi
iiRure
oi
oou
.!.
wiln
a
big
smile
he
was
IS
live
1ST
cent
Of
12.IXK)
U)
IJj
n...,,,
The
!
Miol
rtr:)
tuuK
t'-ie,
Raymond
Manton
and
that
he
'
fiehl
out
of
the
bLiitfit
ds
firefli'""
u"
Korean
prisoners
esvZof
Capable
of
Living
1
1
was
prepared
to
sing
tonight
at
the
last
Alaska
Music
Trail
concert
here
this
season.
The
33-year-old
tenor
then
introduced
his
partner,
Donald
,by
fon.st.ible
Larry
Whorl.
hoiu,r
ltr
'hcy
l,uld'
.
.
Mi.d:
"1
had
a
gun
against
him.1
,l1ho
'lr1
""'lu0'
d,S"
land
he
had
a
gun
Kin.a
me.
I
i"r,d
"ooth
nego-
'.shot
first"
jtiations
which
Tuesday
resulted
ether
so
Cruise
Called
Off
'rs
III
KKict-int'llb
ill
yii
iiiliiij
wj
Uie
texchanue
disabled
prisonjrs-of-
;
From
her
office
across
'street.
Mrs.
Wlnterbottom
said
','tl
was
the
name
old
story
which
is
enacted
so
m,ny
time
In
nn
undertaking
such
as
.
she
could
fcce
girl
rmployees
with
.
North
Korean
MaJ.-Oen.
Lee
K
?--
s
ven
yun
'
'
l;i'
v.
('iiiit'duin
'
,r"'i
F:i":nnd
on
'ir!'i
itu.x-
in
a
72-ti
i.jic
r.il!cd
off
the
ttneir
arms
uprai.tcu
ana
a1
ours
,
Teachers
Insurances
Rate
Hiked
VANCOUVER
V
British
Columbia
teachers
will
pay
higher
medical
insurance
rates
plus
coinsurance.
The
medical
services
association
of
the
B.Or
Teachers'.
Federation
decided
Monday
this
was
needed
to
avert
serious
financial
difficulties
for
the
scheme.
The
association
agreed
on
a
sti
anyc
man
walking
In
and
from
the
vault,
making
what
appeared
to
lie
threatening
gestures
Am.
--
I-iite
last
year
the
Memory
,
i
tearh'd
Ulhratlar,
nlalined
Si
liure
of
the
r
'I,,
r.'
,!i
the
Jumplnp-off
point
for
a
Klin
telephoned
the
Miliee
BYRON
JOHNSON,
former
premier
of
British
Columtuartoday
tendered
his
resignation
as
tran-AUantte
rroums
on
th-i
Jones,
also
33
and
short,
but
blond
and
thin.
Mr.
Jones
plays
the
piano.
He
has
been
together
with
Mr.
Manton
for
two
and
a
half
years.
Both
Manton
and
Jones
act,
talk
and
conduct
themselves
like
"regulars"
they
dress
brightly
but
not
flashily,
have
recent
haircuts
and
speak
a
good
American-English,
spiced
with
wit
and
humor.
C
ANADIAN'
DEBIT
While
Mr.
Manton
made
his
musical
debut
In
San
Francisco
two
years
ago.
he
makes
his
Canadian
debut
here
tonight.
This
is
the
first
time
either
lubc-Klrrtlini!
expedition.
In-
PLOT
FAILS
ttcad.
the
crew
turned
her
bow
j
In
another
Incident
al
a
bank
'nto
the
Mediterranean,
linger-
at
Port
Moody,
a
plot
to
kidnap
.provincial
ieaderjo
the
Liberal
Sang
Cho
told
Daniel:
"We
have
offered
the
figures
of
sick
and
injured
prisoncrs-of-war
only
liter
we
have
checked
the
matter
in
detail.
Accordingly,
I
can-r.ot
find
any
reason
whv
the
figures
are
incredibly
small."
Daniel
told
reporters
the
fig-ure
Is
"controversial."
"It
dcends
on
what
category
you
put
them
In,"
he
said.
"In
other
words,
how
sick
te
a
man?"
KN
sources
said
possible
reasons
for
the
relatively
few
prisoners
the
Ri
ds
will
return
ln-
party
convention
in
Vancouver.
It
was
accepted.
He
made
a
plea
for
unity,
and
told
the
convention:
"If
we
leave
this
'
'Ii'
rood
,iiip
'
i'
quits
jift'-r
''
t';nio
on
the
!!.
nor
shipwreck
'
!
i
hive
ien
Tin-
riMnii)
Bukv
Kirby.
23-r,ir
'in
rve-of-''''
''''.ivk.i
Jnur-lii'ii'i
On-
tiavi'k
vl
long
at
such
points
as
Algiers,
('apil.
Naplei
ind
Koine,
ind
finally
readied
Mont"
RAYMOND
MANTON
i
10
annual
deductible
clause
as
a
such
well-
it
convention
united,
we
will
cal
background
for
lllnlU
Ul
OWiJllie
J
form
the
next
government
"
claims.
Increased
rates
are
a
(bank
numacer
Bob
Wood,
his
1
w
Ifc
and
three
children
failed
this
morning
Four
masked
men
attempted
to
break
into
Wood's
home
at
5
a.m.
but
the
noise
of
a
ladder
i
scraping
at
a
Ix-rirtmm
window
;
awakened
the
manager's
11-year-old
son.
Denny.
Wood
is
manager
of
the
Royal
I
Bank
of
Canada
branch
at
Port
of
the
two
have
performed
or
elude:
Red
may
claim
some
of
I
visited
in
.Canada.
the
allied
troops
they
hold
have
reduction
in
Interim
increases
introduced
in
January.
Schoolmaster
T.
W.
Woodward
was
awarded
the
G.
A.
Ferguson
Memorial
Award,
the
highest
award
given
by
the
B.C.
Teachers'
Federation'
to
one
of
their
members.
v.
I
"""'t
'
w-
it
and
'';ii.i')le
of
hun-!;"
lie
wrote
"Hut
nut
cipahle
of
liv-
m
liiimniiv
In
the
"I
a
72-foot
yacht.
embraced
Communism
and
decline
repatriation.
known
motion
pictures
as
the
recently
played
"My
Cousin
Rachel."
What
will
Mr.
Manton
sing?
"I
hope
to
please
the
audience
from
Bach
to
Lehar
and
Victor
Herbert."
he
says.
"And
I
intend
to
tell
a
few
stories,
also."
Mr.
Manton
was
just
a
little
worried
about
encores.
"I
have
been
told
that
the
audience
here
doesn't
press
for
tncores
.
.
."
When
the
singer
was
assured
this
was
mistaken
Information.
Mr.
Manton
has
come
a
long
way
In
the
field
of
music
since
his
debut.
Today
he
is
a
celebrated
radio,
television
and
concert
artist
much
sought-after.
One
of
the
international
radio
programs
popular
here
dur
Announcement
of
the
award
to
the
head
of
the
Vancouver
Model
Police
Kill
21
Mau
Mail
FEATHER-
Carlo
Besides
Kirov,
the
crew
ron-isteil
of
30-vi
ar
-old
Cameron
Rmigvte
and
his
wife.
M.irlunn:
Dim
HiuwinIi.
20
and
Kddle
Ilnifhr...
1'2.
ail
of
Ottawa:
;!-vear-uld
Kelly
lirownwin
of
Kl-dir;i(in,
Out..
i'IkI
Ralph
Men-hef.lck,
28.
of
Hnm'jle.
I'ntland.
It
was
decided
at
Monte
Carlo
to
sell
or
charter
the
Memory,
which
had
taken
them
throuuh
at
leant
two
severe
Mediterranean
torms
Klrby's
la.st
slirv
of
the
trip
praised
Mrs.
Rougvte.
"We
will
miss
Marlann's
cooking
and
will
always
rcmcmlier
her
rnunige
at
sen,"
he
wrote.
"It
always
aina.ed
us
the
way
she
would
cook
a
big
breakfast
In
that
heaving
galley,
having
to
go
on
deck
for
fresh
air
frequently
to
keep
from
being
sick,
serving
a
meal
and
then
being
unable
to
eat
anything
herself."
School
was
made
at
the
federa
ing
the
fall
and
winter
months
tlon's
34th
annual
convention
feiasl
Moody.
j
Police
said
the
men.
knowing
i
the
bank
vault
wax
regulated
by
:
a
time
clock,
apparently
intended
j
to
kidnap
the
Wood
family
and
hold
them
captive
until
Wood
i
could
open
the
vault,
j
Denny
called
his
father
who
I
opened
the
window
and
saw
four
imen
attempting
to
raise
a
lad-!
dcr.
j
"What
do
you
think
you
are
I
doing
down
there,"
Wood
shout
here.
AVM.
Campbell,
Five
Others
Hurt
in
Crash
ZWEIBRUECKEN,
Garmany
S3
Air
Vice-Marshal
Hugh
M
Campbell
and
five
other
RCAI
officers
were
injured
Tuesda;
when
an
RCAF
plane
crashet
near
here
on
an
emergency
landing
attempt.
The
pilot
was
seriously
Injured
His
name
was
withheld
pending
notification
of
next-of-kin.
Campbell
Is
air
officer
commanding
RCAF
No.
1
air
division,
Paris.
Others
are
his
chief
of
staff,
Ah'
Commodore
K
L.
B.
Hudson:
Group
Capt.
R.M.Cox:
Wing
Cmdr.
R.
A.
Ashman,
and
Fit.
Lt.
W.
Unruh.
Margaret
Jean
Sherry
won
the
K'Hion.
Mostly
nd
Thursday,
Lit-
Charlasworth
Memorial
Scholar-
"nip'
tuture.
Wind
ship
of
$100
for
outeUndlng
work.
to
adhere
to
a
pre-set
program
which
will
star
Mr.
Manton
is
the
Standard
Hour,
a
National
Broadcasting
Company
network
feature.
,
He
Is
also
scheduled
to
perform
at
the
Hollywood
Festival
In
May
under
direction
of
Franz
Waxmann.
well-known
Warner
Bros,
musical
director
who
arranged
and
directed
the
musi-
l"wn
northern
because
of
his
nightly
schedule
"
"'""'
mills,
otherwise
niuir
oeiiuoi,
luvciutiic.
on
this
tour,
encores
gave
mm
Two
teachers
shared
the
Chris
Terrorists
NAIROBI.
Kenya
O
Security
forces
killed
21
Mau
Mau
terrorists
in
clashes
Tuesday.
The
dead
Include
six
of
a
band
of
100
who
attacked
a
mission
bent
on
executing
Roman
Catholic
priest
Rev.
P.
J.
McGill.
Warned
by
friendly
Klkuyu
tribesmen.
Father
McGill
made
ed.
The
men
fled,
escaping
In
the
opportunity
to
get
away
from
the
program
and
sing
ii
in'tl
hiuh
Tlnir-
"r'
Haidy.
30
and
50;
"'U
Prince
Rupert.
35
tie
scholarship
given
annually
to
a
teacher
for
leave
of
absence
-
,-
it
-
.
'
...
t
...
two
cars.
what
the
particular
audience
for
further
study
in
education
wanted
to
hear.
They
are
Margaret
Crute,
North
While
critics
have
rated
Mr.
Vancouver
High,
and
Barbara
Manton's
voice
as
high
opera
calibre,
he
prefers
to
sing
con
MucFarlane,
Renfrew
school.
No
Paving
Planned
Here
Each
received
$200.
cert
music.
an
eight-mile
trip
through
Mau
Mau
territory
to
a
police
post.
A
patrol
was
sent
out.
Intercepted
the
raiders,
and
killed
six
of
And
I
do
television
and
ra
dio
work
because
it
pays
off.
Tonight's
concert
at
the
Civic
them
Centre
gets
under
way
at
8:30.
The
rest
of
the
terrorists
were
Vishinsky
Seeks
Accord
On
Disarmament
UNITED
NATIONS
Russia's
Andrei
Vishinsky
today-urged
the
western
countries
to
"meet
the
8ovlet
Union
half
way,
just
as
Uie
Soviet
Union
is
endeavoring
to
meet
them
halfway"
In
an
effort
to
reach
agreement
on
the
disarmament
question.
(See
earlier
story,
page
3.)
killed
by
three
separate
military
patrols.
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'Mi'i!"'iipi,illi'l.i
W,'.!
HlMaraBf,
I!
r
,
;
i
:
'
'
V
J:
?;w
3jT
,v
,
v.
The
last
contingent
of
troops
flown
to
Kenya
from
Britain,
meanwhile
arrived
at
Nairobi
to
day,
bringing
the
total
to
1,500
PC
Leader
Nominated
In
Oak
Bay
In
eight
days.
Hammerskjold
In
a
brief
speech
to
the
United
Nations
General
Assembly,
he
claimed
that
"in
an
effort
to
reach
agreement,
the
Soviet
Single
Word
to
Decide
Fate
Of
Mans
Income
Tax
Appeal
VANCOUVER
O
A
single
word
will
decide
whether
John
Madnnes
of
Vancouver
will
have
to
pay
tax
on
Income
from
'
$65,700
made
by
his
wife
in
a
"killing"
in
stocks.
The
appeal
of
Mr.
Machines
from
an
income
tax
appeal
board's
ruling
now
is
before
Mr.
Justice
J.
T.
Thorson
In
exchequer
court.
Mr.
Madnnes
made
gifts
of
stocks
and
bonds
to
his
wife
beginning
In
1939
valued
at
$9,000.
In
March,
1947,
Mrs.
Madnnes
bought
900
shares
of
stock,
and
six
months
later
sold
the
$10
shares
for
$73.12
each.
The
court
dispute
hinged
on
a
sub-section
of
the
War
Income
Tax
Act
which
says
that
a
husband
must
pay
income
tax
on
Income
derived
from
property
transferred
to
his
wife.
Mr.
Justice
Thorson
will
base
his
decision
on
the
Interpretation
of
the
word
"derive."
..
"The
word
causes
me
some
concern,"
he
said
in
court
here.
'
"I
am
not
going
to
try
to
dispose
of
the
case
before
I
leave
Vancouver.
The
point
is
a
narrow
one
"
He
will
deliver
judgment
In
Ottawa.
On
Highway
!
There
will
be
nn
pavement
laid
on
Highway
18
this
year
west
of
Smithcrs,
according
to
the
latest
instructions
received
here
by
the
provincial
Public
Works
office.
The
26-mlle
hard-surfacing
Job.
outlined
In
the
$1,000,000
work
project
for
Highway
18
tills
year
by
Public
Works
Minister
Oug-lardl.
Includes
stretches
between
Smithers
and
Telkwa
and
In
the
Vanrierhoof
vicinity.
"Thrre
has
been
no
work
on
the
highway
In
the
Prince
Rupert
area
outlined
to
us
fof
this
year."
said
Bill
Meighen,
Public
Works
engineer
here.
The
most
recent
.highway
work
in
this
vicinity
was
the
removal
of
several
sharp
curves
Just
east
of
Galloway
Rapids
bridge,
completed
last
fall
at
an
approximate
'cost,
of
$250,000.
delegation
deems
It
possible
not
to
press
for
adoption
of
its
own
resolution."
The
draft
which
the
assembly's
political
committee
defeat
ed,
called
for
Immediate
prohibi
t
Gets
UN
Post
UNITED
NATIONS,
N
Y.
W
The
UN
General
Assembly
Tuesday
elected
Swedish
diplomat
Dag
Hammerskjold
as
secretary-general
of
the
United
Nations.
The
vote
was
57
to
1
with
one
abstention.
Guatemala
was
absent.
Argentina
cast
the
lone
negative
vote,
and
Nationalist
China
abstained
because
Sweden
has
recognized
Communist
China
VICTORIA
i
Progressive
Conservative
leader
Deane
Fin-layson
Tuesday
was
nominated
to
contest
Oak
Bay
riding
hi
the
June
9
provincial
election.
He
outlined
Progressive
Conservative
proposals
for
financing
education
costs
and
proposed
that
80
per
cent
of
operation
costs
be
borne
by
the
provincial
government
and
the
rest
by
cities
and
municipalities.
"On
construction
costs
the
split
would
be
50-50,"
he
said.
lion
of
the
atomic
bomb
and
a
one-third
across
the
board
arms
',
on
Rarrison
duty
In
Oermany
who
take
1:11,1,1.
German
and
behave
themselves
have
no
cut
by
all
big
powers.
m.ikir.u
back
.,'i.i.iuu
i
nuiui.
.
ii,nl,
i
u:iui,n
It
Is
the
first
time
a
Soviet
lyin-IC
Vlinil
""
llthnrll.
Bdr.
Colin
Nclthorpe
of
Oranby,
,v,ra
say,
spokesman
has
discussed
disarmament
without
coupling
It
with
a
violent,
attack
on
U
S
Hh
a
che,,rfui
Utile
German
girl
from
the
orphan-"w
OenriHnv